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About ICIL

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Inclusion, Community and Integrative Learning (ICIL) includes a broad portfolio of responsibilities that support an institutional focus on equity, inclusion, belonging, student learning outside of the classroom, and preparation for meaningful careers and leadership in a complex world. This includes extensive engagement with the alumni, faculty, and staff included in Stanford’s diverse communities, organizations and networks. ICIL also facilitates care for student communities on campus, proactively fostering positive, inclusive community development and facilitating problem-solving when complex community issues emerge.

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The Offices of ICIL

Office of Inclusion, Community and Integrative Learning

The central office of Inclusion, Community and Integrative Learning (ICIL) is supported by individuals committed to honoring Stanford's diverse communities and the new generations that are shaping the nature of our world. Beyond the central office, 70+ other staff members make up the broader ICIL members.

Career Education

Stanford Career Education (CareerEd) invites you to partner with us as you explore career options, search for a job or internship, network with alumni and employers, or change careers. 

Centers for Equity, Community and Leadership

The Centers for Equity, Community, and Leadership is a unit in Student Affairs comprised of eight Centers on campus. Our mission is grounded in values of justice, equity, and belonging at Stanford and beyond.  As educators, advocates, and thought leaders, we empower students to be bold collaborators and innovative leaders preparing them to navigate a complex world.

First-Generation and/or Low-Income Office

The FLI Student Success Center operates on the pillars of advocacy, mentorship, community & belonging and connections to resources to provide holistic support for first generation, low-income, transfers, current/former foster youth and FLI graduate students at Stanford. This includes providing critical resources, networks, and services that set them up for success. 

Fraternity and Sorority Life

Stanford's Fraternity and Sorority communities offer a vibrant and diverse experience that is as old as the founding of the university. We invite you to explore the information we have for prospective and current members, community leaders, alumni, parents and family, and friends of the community. 

Office for Inclusion, Belonging and Intergroup Communication

Stanford University’s Office for Inclusion, Belonging and Intergroup Communication (IBIC, pronounced I-B-I-C) works to build communication and understanding across difference.

Office for Military-Affiliated Communities

What is OMAC? The Office for Military-Affiliated Communities (OMAC) assists student US or foreign veterans, their dependents, and ROTC cadets in successfully transitioning into and out of the Stanford community. We do this by connecting students to campus and community resources and supporting and advocating for our student veterans and ROTC cadets. OMAC also engages with Stanford students, staff, and faculty who are interested in learning more about the military-affiliated community. We also advise students who are exploring options to serve in the Armed Forces post-graduation.

Office of Student Engagement

Find what you need to grow. To educate and empower students to create unique co-curricular experiences, meaningful relationships, and lifelong memories. We strive to bring joy and enrichment to the social experience and provide opportunities for students to find what they need to grow.

FestiFall, 2024. Credit: Anthony Chen/Ethography